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Juxtapoz Magazine - Ernest Zacharevic is "Lost & Found" in Florence, Italy

B.east Gallery is proud to present Lost & Found, a solo exhibition from renowned Lithuanian artist Ernest Zacharevic. Juxtaposing memory and exper...

Opinion: Camilla will thrive as Queen in ways that previous royal mistresses could only dream of

When European monarchs have married their mistresses before, the consequences have been tragic and brutal. However, there’s reason to believe that Camilla will be different

The vanished collection of Giorgio Vasari

Giorgio Vasari’s famous collection of Renaissance drawings was dispersed after his death, and scholars have been trying track down its contents for centuries, writes Grant Lewis

The £20 sketch bought at a yard sale that turned out to be an original Dürer, and worth over £10 million

Giulia Tofana, la cosmetóloga del siglo XVII que ayudó a cientos de mujeres a librarse de sus abusivos esposos… – Periódico Zócalo

Giulia Tofana, a cosmetologista do século 17 que ajudou centenas de mulheres a se livrarem de seus maridos abusivos

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A cosmetologista que ajudou centenas a se livrarem de maridos abusivos

Murder! Money! Power! Art! Meet the Medici Family

" " "Adoration of the Magi," also known as the Zenobi Altarpiece, shows representations of the Medici family as the Magi and members of their court, as well as a self-portrait of Botticelli to the far right. Leemage/Corbis via Getty Images For more than three centuries (1434-1737), the fabulously wealthy Medici family of Florence, Italy, was one of the most powerful and influential dynasties in Europe. Two popes and two queens came from the Medici line. Art lovers can thank the Medici for fostering and funding great Renaissance talents like Donatello, Botticelli and Michelangelo. And in Florence, which had a love/hate relationship with the Medici, you can hardly walk a block without running into a palace, church or museum that bears the Medici crest or drips with the family's rich cultural inheritance.